It’s been almost 9 months since we had much activity on this site. WHile we’ve accomplished much offline, we realized it was time to get the online side of things going again. With that in mind, we are pleased to open the new LoreGaming.com (again). We took a long look at what our website was like, and realized we needed more. The good news is that this change is a precursor to announcing big news soon. We are also revamping our forum (Convergence), as well as releasing more details and images from upcoming releases.
The three main designers will begin posting dev/design blogs again, and we may add a couple new designers. Our gametesters will be active and visible on the forums. Once active again, our membership (Resident) registration system can also link to Facebook, so you can use your facebook information, instead of creating a new account. Why register? Only Residents of the Lore ‘Verse will have access to certain features (such as the Adventure Seeds) or downloads (wallpapers and character sheets) or be able to post on the forum.
If you have any questions, please send us an email (links at the top).
Keep watching as we extend this website beyond where it was.
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I have to say that I hate it when we give the LoreMaster fodder. I know our character back stories, disadvantages, and character quirks already give the LoreMaster an ample supply of ways to torture us, but Continue reading